Repertoire and materials
See how scores, playback files, and practice notes meet on each piece.
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Singers see current priorities, open the right piece, and repeat difficult passages with the controls they need – online and offline.
The practice dashboard brings together current assignments, difficult passages, recently opened pieces, and new or updated materials. Content is filtered for the singer’s voice group.


Audio playbacks open directly from a piece, can be slowed down, and can repeat selected sections. Voice-specific files help singers find the relevant recording faster. Singers can set a custom loop or open a passage prepared by the choir leader.


The Voice Mixer places a piece's individual voice playbacks and its accompaniment on one shared timeline. Members bring their own voice forward, keep the others quietly underneath, and practise their passage inside the sound of the whole section – instead of switching between separate audio files.


Custom A–B loops work with regular playbacks. With an optional Measure Map, singers can also choose the start and end bar, jump straight to the passage, and repeat it precisely. The Measure Map exports directly from Sibelius or MuseScore; for MIDI and MusicXML files, the Measure Map Generator on the Choirspace website can be used instead.
Members choose which pieces and concert programs should be available offline. Choirspace stores the matching playbacks, PDFs, MusicXML scores, Voice Mixer tracks, Measure Maps, and their own score markings in protected storage on the device – separated by account and choir, and clearable at any time. Uploads and saved changes still need a connection.


Dashboard, piece details, scores, the Voice Mixer, and the player adapt to small screens. The web app installs on Android and iOS phones and tablets and stays a few taps deep in the mobile navigation.